CD-Charts Position 1

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Caribbean Circle

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by: Monty Alexander

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CD-Charts Position 2
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Eternal Kingdom [VINYL]

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by: Cult Of Luna

Release Date June 30, 2008
Crassly dismissed by some as mere Isis copyists, Swedish eight-piece Cult of Luna have been plying their apocalyptic, post-metal wares for some time now; having released their self-titled debut in 2001, they are now on album number five - one more than their Californian-based counterparts - and Eternal Kingdom marks a further evolvement of the band's sound. Granted, it may lack the sheer sonic vastness of that first album and its flawless follow-up, 2003's The Beyond, and it doesn't quite match the crushing emotional intensity of Salvation. Nevertheless, it retains many of the features of all three records (notably, the distinctive if slightly one-dimensional vocals and the slow, build-to-climax song structures) as well as building on the experimentalism ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Eternal Kingdom

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by: Cult of Luna

Release Date July 08, 2008
Crassly dismissed by some as mere Isis copyists, Swedish eight-piece Cult of Luna have been plying their apocalyptic, post-metal wares for some time now; having released their self-titled debut in 2001, they are now on album number five - one more than their Californian-based counterparts - and Eternal Kingdom marks a further evolvement of the band's sound. Granted, it may lack the sheer sonic vastness of that first album and its flawless follow-up, 2003's The Beyond, and it doesn't quite match the crushing emotional intensity of Salvation. Nevertheless, it retains many of the features of all three records (notably, the distinctive if slightly one-dimensional vocals and the slow, build-to-climax song structures) as well as building on the experimentalism ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Eternal Kingdom

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by: Cult of Luna

Release Date June 16, 2008
Crassly dismissed by some as mere Isis copyists, Swedish eight-piece Cult of Luna have been plying their apocalyptic, post-metal wares for some time now; having released their self-titled debut in 2001, they are now on album number five - one more than their Californian-based counterparts - and Eternal Kingdom marks a further evolvement of the band's sound. Granted, it may lack the sheer sonic vastness of that first album and its flawless follow-up, 2003's The Beyond, and it doesn't quite match the crushing emotional intensity of Salvation. Nevertheless, it retains many of the features of all three records (notably, the distinctive if slightly one-dimensional vocals and the slow, build-to-climax song structures) as well as building on the experimentalism ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Eternal Kingdom (Digi Packagaing)

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by: Cult of Luna

Release Date June 16, 2008
Crassly dismissed by some as mere Isis copyists, Swedish eight-piece Cult of Luna have been plying their apocalyptic, post-metal wares for some time now; having released their self-titled debut in 2001, they are now on album number five - one more than their Californian-based counterparts - and Eternal Kingdom marks a further evolvement of the band's sound. Granted, it may lack the sheer sonic vastness of that first album and its flawless follow-up, 2003's The Beyond, and it doesn't quite match the crushing emotional intensity of Salvation. Nevertheless, it retains many of the features of all three records (notably, the distinctive if slightly one-dimensional vocals and the slow, build-to-climax song structures) as well as building on the experimentalism ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Trailer Project: Coming Soon - Previews of Coming Attractions

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by: John Beal

Release Date October 06, 1998
Crassly dismissed by some as mere Isis copyists, Swedish eight-piece Cult of Luna have been plying their apocalyptic, post-metal wares for some time now; having released their self-titled debut in 2001, they are now on album number five - one more than their Californian-based counterparts - and Eternal Kingdom marks a further evolvement of the band's sound. Granted, it may lack the sheer sonic vastness of that first album and its flawless follow-up, 2003's The Beyond, and it doesn't quite match the crushing emotional intensity of Salvation. Nevertheless, it retains many of the features of all three records (notably, the distinctive if slightly one-dimensional vocals and the slow, build-to-climax song structures) as well as building on the experimentalism ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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First You Live

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by: Dusty Rhodes

Release Date February 18, 2008
Dusty Rhodes And The River Band give us an album that smells of swamp water, hay bales and moonshine, and believe you me this is not a bad thing, folks! This is stripped down 70's rock, mixing up Folk and Rock with dash or two of Blue Grass and Country.

`First You Live' takes you into a strange place whereby you could either be in the free-loving period of the aforementioned 70's, or just as easily be in the times of the American civil war. There is a mixture of innocence and integrity here that draws you in and wraps a comforting blanket around your shoulders like a loving parent, whilst there is always the possibility of a shotgun being pointed at you from somewhere at any moment...

The album starts off with an intro that sets ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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The Music of the Great Smoky Mountains [CASSETTE]

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by: Gary Remal Malkin

Release Date May 21, 1996
Dusty Rhodes And The River Band give us an album that smells of swamp water, hay bales and moonshine, and believe you me this is not a bad thing, folks! This is stripped down 70's rock, mixing up Folk and Rock with dash or two of Blue Grass and Country.

`First You Live' takes you into a strange place whereby you could either be in the free-loving period of the aforementioned 70's, or just as easily be in the times of the American civil war. There is a mixture of innocence and integrity here that draws you in and wraps a comforting blanket around your shoulders like a loving parent, whilst there is always the possibility of a shotgun being pointed at you from somewhere at any moment...

The album starts off with an intro that sets ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Music of the Great Smoky Mountains

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by: Gary Remal Malkin

Release Date October 01, 1999
Dusty Rhodes And The River Band give us an album that smells of swamp water, hay bales and moonshine, and believe you me this is not a bad thing, folks! This is stripped down 70's rock, mixing up Folk and Rock with dash or two of Blue Grass and Country.

`First You Live' takes you into a strange place whereby you could either be in the free-loving period of the aforementioned 70's, or just as easily be in the times of the American civil war. There is a mixture of innocence and integrity here that draws you in and wraps a comforting blanket around your shoulders like a loving parent, whilst there is always the possibility of a shotgun being pointed at you from somewhere at any moment...

The album starts off with an intro that sets ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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National Parks Series Box: Grand Canyon/Yosemite/Olympic National Park/Great Smoky Moun [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 05, 1996
Dusty Rhodes And The River Band give us an album that smells of swamp water, hay bales and moonshine, and believe you me this is not a bad thing, folks! This is stripped down 70's rock, mixing up Folk and Rock with dash or two of Blue Grass and Country.

`First You Live' takes you into a strange place whereby you could either be in the free-loving period of the aforementioned 70's, or just as easily be in the times of the American civil war. There is a mixture of innocence and integrity here that draws you in and wraps a comforting blanket around your shoulders like a loving parent, whilst there is always the possibility of a shotgun being pointed at you from somewhere at any moment...

The album starts off with an intro that sets ... Read More: